HISTORY OF AVILES
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The document summarizes the history of the town of Avilés in northern Spain. It describes how King Alfonso VII granted Avilés a municipal charter in the 12th century, allowing it to develop as the first coastal village in northern Spain. Over time, two population centers grew around the port: Sabugo, where fishermen lived, and Avilés itself, separated by the Tuluergo River. The document then provides details about Avilés' defensive wall, churches including Los Padres and the Franciscan Church, and the neighborhood of Sabugo.
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HISTORY OF AVILES
- 2. This is a project the group BILINGUAL 2 from MENÉNDEZ PIDAL SECONDARY SCHOOL has done about the History of Avilés. We hope you enjoy it!
- 6. Corbels under the cornice Geometric decoration Capital decorated with animals Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden Romanesque main entrance Round arches
- 7. The Franciscan Church is made of masonry stone One wall belfry Splayed window with round arches
- 9. Gothic side entrances Concentric pointed arches
- 10. The interior of the Franciscan Church Apse decorated with an altarpiece and paintings Vault Pedro Menéndez´s tomb Pedro Menéndez was an admiral and explorer who colonized Florida, where he founded St. Augustine, the first town in the USA
- 12. Some details of Los Padres Church
- 13. Los Alas Chapel
- 20. Thick walls made of masonry stone Ground plan of Sabugo Church Side Chapels Gothic door Buttresses to reinforce the walls Romanesque door Semicircular Apse Star-shaped vault Sailors’ bench Groin vault Barrel vault Rectangular ground plan
- 21. Semicircular apse Romanesque door Buttresses to reinforce the walls Sailors’ bench Romanesque window
- 23. Gothic door Belfry Buttresses to reinforce the walls Cornice decorations The original Romanesque windows were blocked in the XVII century. Then these new ones were opened.
- 24. Belfry Romanesque door Gothic door
- 25. Romanesque door With three archivolts Buttresses to reinforce the walls
- 26. Sailors’ bench
- 28. Romanesque door Round arches decorated with balls and spikes Capitals decorated with paired animal bodies with a single head and a beheaded human figure. Capitals decorated with plants
- 29. Gothic door Splayed door with four concentric pointed arches Capitals decorated with different topics: plants, animals and human heads
- 30. The inside of Sabugo Church
- 31. Capitals decorated with animals, heads…
- 32. Capitals decorated with different topics
- 33. The inside and the outside of Sabugo Church Gothic door: capitals
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- 36. For paying attention YOU ARE ALL NEXT YEAR !